Center the sidebar avatar inside its loading ring - #703
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Looks great, ship it
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The sidebar's working ring was centered on its container, but the inline avatar wrapper added baseline space below the avatar, pushing it upward. Make that wrapper a flex container so the avatar and ring share the same center and the gap stays even.
Before and after, rendered with the same Corbit avatar and built sidebar CSS at 2× scale. The browser-measured center offset is zero after the change.
Validation: full build, six sidebar tests, browser comparison, and
bun run check.